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A sample search. The doctors and numbers are examples.
Reviews rate the visit. They do not rate the surgery.
A doctor gets five stars for a short wait and a kind manner. The reviews rarely say if the knee works a year later.
How people choose today
Table 3. Total knee replacement, first surgery, 2023 to 2025
Table 4.2. Revision within one year, by surgeon
“So friendly.”Karen W.
“Barely waited.”Tom R.
“Easy parking.”Jess L.
“So friendly.”Karen W.
“Barely waited.”Tom R.
“Easy parking.”Jess L.
With OpenHealth
Table 3. Total knee replacement, first surgery, 2023 to 2025
Table 4.2. Revision within one year, by surgeon
Dr. Ana Rivera6 mi
Dr. Daniel Hart3 mi
State rateOhio
Knee replacements a year
Repeat surgery within a year
Complications within 90 days
Walking better at one year
1Medicare quality data2State health department3Joint replacement registry
Dr. Ana Rivera6 mi
Dr. Daniel Hart3 mi
State rateOhio
Knee replacements a year
Repeat surgery within a year
Complications within 90 days
Walking better at one year
1Medicare quality data2State health department3Joint replacement registry
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